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> "They haven't done it yet because it's hard. Really hard." How "hard" is it though? The following seems straightforward to me: - Generate a pgp key pair - protect private key with a E2E password ("if
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4y ago
It seems they had a fire recently too: https://youtu.be/ER4s2LLod4s
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> video quality you should expect The video that they try to show as if out of the drone is heavily edited to make it look similar to the other camera that they have used. It is very likely that they used non-stock camera software in the
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The highest number of births by one woman is 69: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_with_the_most...
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The British Royal family is known to have done it for a long time in the past: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1389142/British-roy... It is very likely that they still do it but because people have lot mo
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This kind of disinformation/title clickbait needs to be flagged. Use proper numbers, "population of Iceland" is not a valid unit. This tactic is used disingenously to trick people into thinking that the number is much higher
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Styrofoam is biodegradable if you think long term. 500 years is nothing and it's very manageable. If you genuinely come up with something better and are able to get into the market, that's great... but don't try to sell "
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I understand conservatives gaining followers. It was in the news, conservatives who would otherwise not install Twitter now installed the Twitter app and created the account. But you're saying that the same amount of liberal users didn
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The US civil war?
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Conservatives question spikes in Twitter followers after Elon Musk takeover
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Lots of pissed of Californians in the thread because it reduces their value... but if you think from outside, it is very reasonable argument... and this article is a service to the people who would otherwise not have thought about this. Cal
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4y ago
I don't pay for fake news. If I pay $20 per year to Washington Post, will they suddenly start posting news that is detrimental to Bezos and Co.? No they won't. All news is propaganda (and that includes everything posted on Hacker
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I don't mean decentralized as in run by small communities. I mean decentralized as in not run in anyone's server... like how Dapps run on Etherium.
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It has little to do with Twitter and everything to do with India announcing that they will not import cars from Giga Sanghai. The announcement of Giga Sanghai had increased Tesla's stock price by 15% in a few days, back in February. In
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Well, as long as it is run centrally, it can never be "global consciousness". Even if you trust Musk to run it in an open and transparent fashion, there is no guarantee that this will continue to happen after he's gone. The s
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No, there aren't very many good programming languages, not very old ones anyway. Imagine everyone was happy with C/C++, we wouldn't have Rust or Nim. Imagine everyone was happy with Java and JavaScript, we wouldn't have
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What do you mean? Safari definitely doesn't support Chrome extensions.
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Meh! Chromium is the standard, not what Google builds on top of it. There's Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi etc. which will continue to exist even if Google suddenly disappears. Besides, Apple maintains Safari the way it does for no other
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UPX used to be great when reading from disk took way too long... and having small binaries to read from disk and unpacking in memory was faster... but now in the age of SSDs, I don't know how much sense it makes to compress binaries. B
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> But he didn't succeed were others tried and failed. You do realize companies have been trying to make EVs even before there were fossil fuel powered ones, right? There has never been a time in the last 150 years when some company
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> Musk's personality and actions turn off many of these people. Huh? You do realize the parent comment is not talking about Amy Schumer, right? > It will much harder for Musk to get these people back than it would be for a public
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Meh! Those "revolutions" by a single person are way too overrated. Oftentimes, things happen in science because other things that happen make it possible to happen. As long as enough people are working on these things, they are in
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> An example of this transactional behavior is calling out Saudi Arabia for lack of free speech while owning twitter which is interesting because he didn't have much problem with SA when they held 4.x percent of Tesla a few years ba
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Public companies are subject to attacks by billionaires using shorting and disinformation. No sensible company should go public in today's world.
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Nice try Microsoft.
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I started on this path when I was trying to nurish myself back to health over a decade ago when I suddenly got fat. I thought science was the way to go... but was robbed of that notion a couple of years into it when I discovered that the pa
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True. Fruits and berries.
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No, not a fan of the carnivore diet (except for short term use for medical purposes). Getting rid of grains puts us in very high risk, grains are essential because they are easy to store long-term... Even though they are plant seeds, the mo
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Definitely not trolling. If you don't know how to prepare vegetables in indegenous culture that you got it from, you are better off not eating it. Also, even if you did follow indegenous preparation methods, the food industry may have
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One doesn't have to ditch all "western food". Just being sensible with it is good enough: - ditch plant fat for animal fat - avoid excessive sugar - eat real food (no fake milk, meat etc.) - stop eating vegetables, specially
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